Banana exporter Jovenel Moise wins Haiti's presidential election in 1st round, results released by the election council show - Reuters
- 28 Nov 16, 11:13pm -

Update: 174 prisoners escape Haitian jail after killing guard; 1 prisoner killed, 2 prisoners wounded, officials say - Reuters
- 22 Oct 16, 7:55pm -

Hurricane Matthew toll in Haiti rises to 1,000, according to Reuters tally; dead being buried in mass graves
- 10 Oct 16, 7:39am -

Death toll in Haiti from Hurricane Matthew climbs to 264, authorities say; storm nearing Florida coast - BBC
- 6 Oct 16, 7:55pm -

Officials: At least 108 people dead in Haiti from Hurricane Matthew, number expected to rise; more than 28,000 homes damaged - Miami Herald
- 6 Oct 16, 12:20pm -

Update: Hurricane Matthew blamed for 25 deaths, officials say; 19 in Haiti, 4 in Dominican Republic, 1 in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, 1 in Colombia - NBC News
- 5 Oct 16, 4:44pm -

Embassy of Haiti in Washington, DC, confirms 5 Hurricane Matthew-related deaths on island
- 5 Oct 16, 2:09pm -

Civil protection spokesman says emergency meeting underway to restore access to southern Haiti after bridge collapses amid Hurricane Matthew, 'but it's going to be difficult' - AFP
- 4 Oct 16, 3:57pm -

Hurricane Matthew has made landfall in western Haiti, National Hurricane Center say - AP
- 4 Oct 16, 7:59am -

Hurricane Matthew bearing down on Haiti with 145 mph winds; center forecast to pass southwestern Haiti by Tuesday morning - NHC
- 4 Oct 16, 1:55am -

Click to expand Image Women queue to cast their votes in the presidential election, in Giheta, Gitega province,…
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Click to expand Image Ibrahim, a 14-year-old boy from Somalia, was detained by Greek police for almost three mon…
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Click to expand Image A view of the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C., on May 28, 2020.…
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Trending rights tweets this week: Rare 1920s footage of Greenwood, an African-American enclave in Tulsa, Oklahoma, once known as the “Black Wall Street;” the most severe blow to the rights of people in Hong Kong since1997; the devastating effects…
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Click to expand Image An Algerian demonstrator holds the Algerian national flag as he stage a protest against th…
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Click to expand Image A psychiatric ward in an institution in Rio de Janeiro. Residents of most institutions in…
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Click to expand Image Echo of Moscow journalist, Tatiana Feleghengauer, detained by police on May 28, 2020.…
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Click to expand Image A moving billboard with an image depicting President Trump as Pinocchio circles the White…
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Click to expand Image Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, center, his deputy Zsolt Semjen and other governmen…
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Click to expand Image Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli attends this year's fiscal policy and programs during comple…
- 31 Dec 69, 7:00pm -

A deportation flight with sick immigrants potentially endangers fellow airline passengers and people in Haiti.
- 21 days ago, 11 May 20, 8:07am -

A fire on Feb. 13 at a home run by the Church of Bible Understanding killed 13 children and two adult caretakers.
- 36 days ago, 26 Apr 20, 4:40pm -

Two Haitian officials told HuffPost they are worried the removals will put immigrants and the broader public at risk.
- 39 days ago, 23 Apr 20, 10:08am -

Impoverished girls as young as 11 were sexually exploited by U.N. personnel and then left to fend for themselves -- and their babies, a new academic study says.
- 19 Dec 19, 7:25am -

Thousands of demonstrators are calling for Haitian President Jovenel Moïse to leave office amid the country's corruption, fuel shortages and spiraling inflation.
- 30 Sep 19, 9:41pm -

A Soyuz rocket launch, a chile-eating competition and a photogenic mummy round out this week's best images.
- 27 Sep 19, 6:10pm -

An Ohio couple and their community rallied behind a Haitian immigrant before they'd even met him.
- 29 Nov 18, 6:00am -

More than 180 people were also injured by the quake in Port-de-Paix and Gros-Morne.
- 7 Oct 18, 3:47am -

An immigration judge granted him asylum, and a federal judge ordered the government to reevaluate parole for cases like his. But he's still locked up in Ohio.
- 2 Aug 18, 5:45am -

The Haitian people do it with ease.
- 28 Jan 18, 3:40pm -

A 61-year-old businesswoman was this afternoon murdered in her Atlantic Gardens, East Coast Demerara house and the police have since arrested a suspect.The article Atlantic Gardens businesswoman murdered appeared first on Stabroek News.
- 4 mins ago, 1 Jun 20, 6:46pm -

GECOM Commissioner Sase Gunraj says that 97 ballot boxes have been recounted today.The article Ninety-seven boxes recounted today – Gunraj appeared first on Stabroek News.
- 8 mins ago, 1 Jun 20, 6:42pm -

CARICOM’s elections observation mission today said that up to this point in time  Suriname has successfully staged a free, fair, transparent, and credible election.The article CARICOM gives Suriname elections clean bill of health `up to this poin…
- 1 hour ago, 1 Jun 20, 5:35pm -

GECOM Chair Claudette Singh today expressed concern over a `fake’  letter purporting to withdraw correspondence to the Police Commissioner on May 22 seeking assistance in investigating complaints made by APNU+AFC about voting on March 2nd.The art…
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(Jamaica Observer) With many Jamaicans expressing fear of returning to their workplaces today amidst the novel coronavirus pandemic, professor of psychiatry Wendel Abel says a phased approach is the best option.The article Many Jamaicans worried as…
- 11 hours ago, 1 Jun 20, 7:27am -

(Jamaica Observer) As tourism interests gear up to take advantage of the scheduled full reopening of the country’s borders come June 15, president of the Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA) Omar Robinson is urging hoteliers to seek certif…
- 11 hours ago, 1 Jun 20, 7:24am -

Guyana’s 2018 Commonwealth Games gold medalist, Troy Doris, was readying himself at the start of the season to take on the challenges of the 2020 scheduled Olympic Games.The article Doris looks to make hay amidst COVID-19 gloom appeared first on S…
- 17 hours ago, 1 Jun 20, 2:13am -

West Indies’ head coach Phil Simmons is banking on the abilities of the Caribbean men to get the job done despite the perceived lack of preparation if the International Cricket Council T20 World Cup gets underway.The article Simmons backs Windies…
- 17 hours ago, 1 Jun 20, 2:12am -

With the rehabilitation of his niggling knee injury an ongoing process, Western Tigers talisman Hubert ‘Bertie’ Pedro states that his objective once again is to fight his way into contention for the Golden Jaguars senior programme.The article `I…
- 17 hours ago, 1 Jun 20, 2:11am -

Print section Print Rubric:  A new president has a chance to try out fresh ideas for a country desperately in need of them Print Headline: …
- 8 Jun 17, 10:46am -

Print section Print Rubric:  Visas deliver huge benefits, but are devilishly difficult to implement Print Headline:  Ticket to pride…
- 26 Jan 17, 10:44am -

Print section Print Rubric:  The probable new leader is a little-known businessman with unclear policies Print Headline:  The banana…
- 1 Dec 16, 10:42am -

Print section Print Rubric:  A ravaged land prepares for a long-delayed election Print Headline:  Weaker than the storm…
- 17 Nov 16, 10:48am -

Print section Print Rubric:  The agony of natural disasters is deepened by human failure Print Headline:  Matthew’s fury…
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Print section Print Headline:  Remittances UK Only Article:  standard article…
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Print section UK Only Article:  standard article Issue:  The road to Brexit…
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Print section UK Only Article:  standard article Issue:  The road to Brexit…
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Print section UK Only Article:  standard article Fly Title:  Hispaniola…
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Print section UK Only Article:  standard article Issue:  The new normal…
- 23 Mar 16, 12:03pm -

New allegations of sexual abuse made against Yves Jean-BartFHF says claims are ‘baseless’ and he will be ‘fully exonerated’Several alleged victims of sexual abuse by Yves Jean-Bart, the president of the Haiti Football Federation (FHF), say th…
- 11 days ago, 21 May 20, 12:45pm -

Yves Jean-Bart denies allegations in Guardian storyWomen’s groups ‘worried about safety’ of alleged victimsHuman rights organisations in Haiti have called for a government investigation into allegations that the president of the country’s foo…
- 28 days ago, 4 May 20, 12:32pm -

13 top officials denounced ‘illusory’ promises to Haitian peopleDisease brought to Haiti by UN peacekeepers killed 10,000Thirteen UN rights monitors have unleashed blistering criticism of the United Nations for its “deeply disappointing” fail…
- 28 days ago, 4 May 20, 8:00am -

Claims of abuse by Yves Jean-Bart at national centreJean-Bart denies all allegations made against him The president of the Haitian football federation has been accused of sexually abusing young female footballers at the country’s national training…
- 32 days ago, 30 Apr 20, 10:47am -

Slip of two places to 35th in large part blamed on death of Lyra McKee and arrest of two reportersThe UK has again slipped down the World Press Freedom Index, in large part due to threats made to reporters in Northern Ireland.The journalist Lyra McKe…
- 42 days ago, 21 Apr 20, 12:00am -

Damage to part of Unesco world heritage site is emblematic of uncaring government, critics sayCultural leaders in Haiti have described the gutting by fire of a celebrated 200-year-old church as an avoidable tragedy that highlights the fragility of th…
- 45 days ago, 17 Apr 20, 7:45am -

After the 2010 Haitian earthquake, we saw the US military in action as a humanitarian force. They can do thisIn 2010, a devastating earthquake hit Haiti. In three minutes it killed more than 200,000 people and displaced two million more.Our humanitar…
- 73 days ago, 21 Mar 20, 6:19am -

When cholera broke out just months after a devastating earthquake, Haiti’s health system was pushed to the brink. The extraordinary rearguard action that followed offers an object lesson in dealing with a public health crisisMarie Millande Tulmé w…
- 78 days ago, 16 Mar 20, 2:00am -

Soldier died of his wounds after gunfightAuthorities warned of risk of ‘bloodbath’Fears are growing over an increasingly febrile security situation in Haiti after police and soldiers fought a deadly gun battle which lasted for hours outside the c…
- 98 days ago, 24 Feb 20, 10:59am -

Two burned to death and 13 died in hospital due to asphyxiationFacility was run by US Christian groupFifteen children have died after a fire swept through an orphanage in Haiti run by a US Christian group, triggering renewed controversy over the prol…
- 14 Feb 20, 4:35pm -